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August 3, 2011, Wednesday

The ESPN analyst and former N.B.A. player Jalen Rose reported to a suburban Detroit jail to begin a 20-day sentence for drunken driving. Rose, 38, crashed his sport utility vehicle in March after drinking six large martinis. He pleaded guilty in May.

July 29, 2011, Friday

The decision came despite a recommendation that Rose, an ESPN analyst and former N.B.A. player, not serve jail time and the public support of several prominent figures, including Detroit’s mayor, Dave Bing.

''The Fab Five,'' an ESPN film about the Michigan basketball careers of Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Chris Webber, Jimmy King and Ray Jackson from 1991 to 1993, was broadcast for the first time Sunday night. In the show, Rose, the show's executive...